Protecting in-guest applications
You can use Data Protection for Microsoft Hyper-V to
protect Microsoft Exchange Server and Microsoft SQL Server that run inside guest virtual machines in a Microsoft Hyper-V environment.
Protecting Microsoft Exchange Server data in Hyper-V environments
For Microsoft Exchange Server workloads that are running in a Hyper-V guest virtual machine (VM), you can take application-consistent backups of the guest VM. You can then recover a database-level or mailbox-level backup in case the original database or mailbox is damaged or lost.
Protecting Microsoft SQL Server data in Hyper-V environments
For Microsoft SQL Server workloads that are running in a Hyper-V guest virtual machine (VM), you can take application-consistent backups of the guest VM. You can then recover a database-level backup in case the original database is damaged or lost.
Troubleshooting application protection of guest virtual machines
If Data Protection for Microsoft Hyper-V is configured for application protection of virtual machines (VMs) that host application data and you encounter a problem during VM backup operations, try to reproduce the problem in your environment.